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WINTER ENGLISH CAMP: 5TH AND 6TH GRADE

The second week of "Winter Fun" English Camp with 20 of my 5th and 6th grade students has come to an end. It was another week packed full of lessons to help students learn, review, and/or practice English.

Games and activities for 5th and 6th graders also focused on winter vocabulary and key expressions, as well as New Year’s Eve traditions, crafts, and making resolutions. Team initiatives such as different types of scavenger hunts, building a balloon tower, “English Pong”, and making snacks like Puppy Chow and fortune cookies were included too.

Pictured below are some highlights. Teachers: Please feel free to post any ideas, questions or general comments. I'd be happy to share lesson plans, materials and resources with you.

5th and 6th grade Winter English Camp [Day 1]: What Do Kids Do When It Snows? A highlight from today was drinking hot chocolate while making as many words as possible using only the letters "H-o-t-C-h-o-c-o-l-a-t-e".

5th and 6th grade "Winter Fun" English Camp [Day 2]: What Do Kids Do In Winter? A highlight from today was building balloon towers with a limited amount of time and materials. Teams had to work together to build the tallest!

5th and 6th grade "Winter Fun" English Camp [Day 3]: Happy New Year! A highlight from today was making "Expression Cookies" as we waited for our fortune cookies to bake. 'Expression Cookies' are paper fortune cookies with little notes inside.

5th and 6th grade "Winter Fun" English Camp [Day 4]: What Happens In Winter? A highlight from today was making mosaic picture frames to put silly team photos inside.

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